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HM Treasury has published a review and call for evidence on the Payment Services Regulations 2017, as well as the outcome of a post-implementation review of the Payment Card...

Airbnb has published a new position paper in response to the EU short-term rental (STR) legislative proposal that was recently announced by the EU Commission. The paper includes Airbnb’s support for new EU rules and was shared by Airbnb Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer, Nathan Blecharczyk, with Thierry Breton, Commissioner for the Internal Market of the European Union, during a meeting that took place today.

Subject to certain exemptions, firms wishing to engage in any of the MiCA-specified services and activities in relation to crypto-assets must obtain prior authorisation from the relevant regulator.

The hospitality sector is evolving rapidly and is constantly welcoming new actors, each bringing their own concept that is supposed to meet the needs of consumers. In recent years, all professionals have witnessed the boom in private rental accommodation, particularly that of the American giant Airbnb. While travellers are delighted to have a wider choice of accommodation to stay in, tourism professionals are not entirely of the same opinion. Numerous regulations are therefore being introduced t...

Norway’s central bank tells Euronews Next more about its experiment with a national digital currency.

To mark the release of the Cybersource and Merchant Risk Council’s 2022 Global Fraud and Payments Report, here’s a heads-up on the key findings.

In this first webinar hosted by bobsguide, expert speakers discussed PSD3, the future of API and open architectures and data standards

Maltapost has raised the price of inbound and outbound mail, saying that its role as the national postal service is costing it more money than it makes. 

In the immediate aftermath of the Hungarian elections earlier this year, which saw Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s Fidesz party win another two-thirds majority in parliament, I interviewed Balázs Orbán, one of the prime minister’s top advisors and now a member of the National Assembly of Hungary.“Progressives will eventually make you choose,” Balázs

Hungary's LGBT laws are being challenged by the European Commission in the Court of Justice. The Commission claims that Hungary is in violation of several common market provisions of E.U. law.